As you know, EEC registrations are not necessarily a guarantee that products will see the light of day. However, if several brands are registering similar products, we can assume that something is in the pipeline. In short, as far as this generation of RTX 50 is concerned, after Maxsun, it’s Zotac’s turn to make news. The latter is introducing new GPUs such as the RTX 5060 Ti, RTX 5060 and RTX 5050. The top ranges are already known.
Zotac files RTX 5060 Ti, RTX 5060 and RTX 5050 with the EEC!
This time, unlike the Maxsun registration, Zotac doesn’t specify the memory capacities of its cards. This is a shame, as it would have given us an idea of what NVIDIA was planning for its 60 Ti series. However, the various leaks and rumours agree that NVIDIA is proposing two VRAM capacities for this card. So we should be getting 8GB and 16GB versions. A situation similar to the current RTX 4060 Ti.
Otherwise, there’s a record on the RTX 5060 and another on a card more geared towards the entry-level sector: the RTX 5050. In this case, it’s hard to say what we’re dealing with. Of course, this model will replace the current RTX 3050 currently in circulation. If we don’t know its GPU configuration, we can imagine that the card will have at least 8 GB of VRAM. This capacity, although increasingly limited, is the bare minimum for modern games.
As for the xx60 series, NVIDIA is expected to bring it to market in March, as leaked by Chaintech. However, with the supposed postponement of the non-Ti RTX 5070, the timetable may have been revised.
